[Texas] pyTexas coming in two weeks!

[Brad Allen]

Did anyone in the Austin Python users's group receive this email?
After I didn't receive any responses, I noticed that my meetup account
used a different email address, so I switched it.

Could someone from the Austin Python users group please respond to let
me know this message went through?

Thanks!

On Sat, Oct 10, 2009 at 5:02 PM, Brad Allen <bradallen137 at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello Austin Python User's Group,
>
> Better late than never we'd like to announce pyTexas on Oct 24-25 in
> Fort Worth. Please see the wiki for details:
>
> http://pycamp.python.org/Texas/HomePage
>
> The left sidebar under pyTexas has links about talks, meal gatherings,
> sprints, facility details, PythonLabs, and most importantly
> registration. Registration is free but we need to know approximately
> how many people are coming. If you are tentative please join the
> pyTexas mailing list (linked from the registration page) and let us
> know. We need to know in advance how many people will attend, since
> each attendee will need a separate wireless network account.
>
> We have some good talks lined up, but still have slots open if you
> want to announce a talk in advance. Of course, we also expect some
> last minute 'unconference'-style talks which are represented in the
> schedule as 'Open Space' slots.
>
> Due to lack of advance marketing only 11 people so far have confirmed
> that they will attend, but we know about a few tentative attendees and
> expect more registrants in the coming days. Most of the attendees are
> experienced Python programmers and some have volunteered to teach for
> the Beginner's Track, but we are not yet sure if we'll have any
> newbies attending the beginner's track.
>
> Also, please help us spread the word about this. I'm sorry we did not
> get in contact earlier with the Austin Python User Group; I was under
> the misconception that someone on our organizer cc list was from
> Austin and would get the word out.
>